The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-16
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
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Two deeds OF trust were admitted to
record Saturday. 4, & ~ az
The GRAND this evening-Danlol A.
Kelly In 1.-THE Shadow Detective" ,g
NUMEROUS complaints are made Of eB-
Gaping gas In tho vicinity OF Main and
Twenty.Becond' streets.
THE Kimberly property, in Manchester,
was sold by Auctioneer Haller Saturday,
10 NJ. Reilly, for 81 1926. SS.'F
CuApLlNE street, between Fourteenth
and Sixteenth, Is again having its cobble-
stone pavement repaired. .Gs
THE annual picnic Of Local Union No.
., A. F. G. W. u, will take plsce on the
State Fair Grounds June II. 4,
THERE was only ono case in Police
Court Saturday. This morning'a court
will ssethe one and 60 II twenty better.
THE new Mutual savingn Bank opened
for business Saturday evening. Tho ID.
reCtora say the start was worry much more
encouraging than they had expected.
A WARRANT Is out for young fellow
named Ed. Reese, for felonious assault on
Viola Murphy, the thirteen.year.o
daughter OF resident Of East Wheeling,
but 30 far Reese has managed to elude the
oiilcers. wa iEssa. 49,
OpFlcERs GLENN, Dunlap. Carney and
Shorts raided the house Of ill-fame kept
by Mrs. Ship at the corner OF Main and
Twentieth ntreets, Saturday night. The
Madame and eight inmates, four men
and four women, were arrested.
JACK KING says that all bis efforts hav-
ing failed to draw "Bilson Jack" into a
fietic engagement, he will leave for Cleve.
land, whore no Is matched with "Reddy"
Gallagher, the pugilist on whom Demp.
sey broke his wrist, for a hard glove
match.
SATURDAY night abontll o'clock OF.
GERS Junkins, West, Carney and Shorts
raided the poker room at 1926 Main street.
Joe Rarum, the proprietor, and seven
men we're arrested. They all put up" for
their appearance in Police Court this
morning. l.-lsh
TIE statement was inadvertently made
in the INTELLIGENCER OF Saturday that
Mr.. p. Gilligan was fined in police court
for drunkenness. The statement was en-
tirely wrong. Mr.. Gilligan WAS fined for
neglecting 10 display signal light on an
obstruction in the street, only this and
nothing more.
OFFICERS McNichols, Lukens and Dun
lap last night saided the house kept by
Sarah Wilson, coored, on the Island, and
arrested the madame and persons who
gave their names IS Carrie Wilson, RenA
Peterson, Melva Rled, William Dyer and
Henry Robinson. This makes twenty
eight cases for police court this morning.
A REGULAR meeting OF Post B., T. P. A.,
OF this city, was held at the Chamber OF
Commerce Saturday evening. The final
reports concerning the first annual meet
ing Of the State division, recently held
here, were made and the bills audited.
There appears to be a general desire on
the part OF everyone to have the next
annual meeting held here.
GEORGE ALLEN, little five.year.old
boy, living with his parents Alley Z, had
a narrow escape from death some days
since, by falling OF a stone wall in front OF
the house to the ground below, 8 distance
OF about ten feet. DR.. Alderman was
called and found that the neck had been
dslocated. The little fellow is now getting
along nicely. His neck is encloaed with
plaster oil paris cast. lS1o
IT is reported that in few days the B.
& 0. road will reduce the time Of its
"Daisy Limited" between here and Chi
csgo to thirteen hours. at present this
trains schedule time between here and
that point is nearly fifteen hours, and 1t is
the fastest train run over the company's
road. With the time reduced nearly two
heurs there will be come fast running that
will deserve TO be called last.
CHARLEY, son OF Charles W. Cook, a
Belmont mailer, who accidentally shot
himeelf in the leg last Monday, with
small revolver which he was examining,
did not say anything about the injury
until the next day, when the pain became
60 great he could not stand it longer.
He has been confined to his bed ever
since, and fears are entertained that the
wound may prove serious.